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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
WHY DIR. REYNOLDS IS PROSECUTED.

In the Yorq,ve Police Court yesterday the case Oh
the London Assurance Company against DIR. Reyh 'i,
was resumed The cIOsscXaminaton Of curtis elicilcu
nothing further than what he hal already stao'"
GoImley testified that after the first day brennan
had difficulty in keeping away from the ruins The hu
nerous visitors to the of the fire. lie had
moved six or seven loads from the house before
tho lire. A., ..,,,..rco 1,ou-
panv while on the stand d-nicd selling stock OF inc
State Insurance Company under fal.c REPRESENTATIONS
but admitted that the complainant hdd OOtaih,u d
Judgment against him. He had never been tired Tor
ncrlury in connection with the TRANSACTION: lie
based his action regarding Dr. Reyno!d, on INFORM
ton furnished by brennan, GOrmlcy ana CarIIt!. Ho
thought tho goods seized in Dr. keynomss mouse
were not duplicates. lie found no signs OF an ateipt
to conceal anything IN Dr. Keynold,S Mewi S crT
asked TO call at tho Office and give detailed account
of his loss. He had got particular DESCRIPTION OF
the book cases claimed to have been burned nc
had not made particular inquiries about the
goods which Reynolds cldimed to have lost because
he satisfied that the property had been removed
from the house. lie had not Identified the books
found In DR.. Reynodss Fory-scvoDth-st. house He
had not removed them the search warrant Iccausc
they were clumsy things to handle He had consulted
the attorney Of the company before taxing action
aagnst the doctor. . 10
to-day
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IERsEY CITY.

Tho case o, James who - on trial for tho mnr
der f Patrick HAYDEN Will be given Ia tie ury 10 CAV mo
connsel on sides concluded Their summing ~ yc,et
and judge will charge Jdry on M opening oil court
this morning.
No trace has discovered 81 IN" fonr men who w'tr
ctu-tru2 ~ caibat ~ the BAY
Their yes and children have abandoned AL nope oil ever
seeing them alive. 80
,u,,t Goc,,h arc three son o. Karl Goctch 81 70. 1870
midwest fen from The fourtn'siorY Wndo" ytHttHy anu
"a az instantly killc The clud~ mphc VII" hA h.'h y" "a
Store Witnessed the accident she was returning
home.
Nra Sarah rovcc OF l3 Crawlords. called az tho CITY
uns,ai Yesterday accompanied bY child. ana fcJnestS
r iiushmore prescribe Tor tho oh who shc sA"l as
said That another or nor
cdrrn was sick Rushmore found that the 'hh Was IN
- ge n, dirhthcril vlscd the mother 70 return
tn1" AbSn an hour after Mrs Joyce reached Tho houfe
both OF the children dcaL TWO Ho4e VI Ht' S"N'N
are suffering from the same disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
NEUs FROM TIE SUBURBS.
To CONTINUE THE RAILWAY INQUEST TOD

The repor,s that Joseph Reel was arrested In Halfway on
nirhi are denied by the authorities ana ne as ao
Word received there tiat
WTs iam space DcckertOwn. sun believes INC h,nt
@ % ts her sister that she Will claim TIE D" aior
hc tnSue IN over H. evident that some OF the
av or sory and would seem that CORONER iIl - ~
'd 20 Tho snne view from tho fact that the burial permit
contained tho OF Wary DoHhIh WIN ~,
an iinknown woman twenty-five years OF aye.
Identification Of tho girl 10y Mrt space
nd.raker Kvno has the nr-t been IN lre wilh
her story OF the OILERS lie sitel 10 ~
i6at Mrs SPACE described almost exactly the nature
and te location OF the This was before any uoiey
in slightest manner tIat theIc was SUN %
on the girl The resemblance Of Mrs space 10 . u'an g'
a. ,no,pcd The sister oil Mrs Spa'c Mf@ Harris,
~ me- %ar VorL also sah girl was her sister
Worv and Inc fact that Harris and Mrs space are not
all suspicion OF cOfnplciV 70
0htain Tho reward offered for ment inR The g ~ ~ Saa
80 hoh Mrs Harris and Mrs space VIII % nnohcu az
F-on Kilograms received last night the story OF
az onth Amboy far NJ the murder Is
the will be resumed thls morning anu
ths cvening H. H. sonic. Editor OF me idrocI WIN o'ei
tain all the reporters who are ens'Sou on o ' " ~
m Mape-avc.
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wu.r,s GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation OF Brooklyn departments by Assembly Oo"
mittee %. ,,,.s Church Brooklyn IL
a. W ~ Nassau.st 10
before Referee raves y.
Ioiis al Francisco fsairo~Ni N'''' ''-N-N
Forster, referee. ooto,,on WestTwenty.
ladies' Health Protective Association NO "eS' "''
sixth.st, 3 p. m. .-ooo,,,on .ven,ng
pr,nceon New.Y lacrosse match, ST. george 0'A0
Island. 4:3O p. IN. , =. p,oo,,r,
First Regiment ~ y. Veteran Association banquet Dee
ven Hall. p. m. - o,.,,. co,to,o Q n m
Monhattan Athletic boxing entertainments y; IN
Opening OF Nassau Boat cluo house Ohe-""H
second. 81. and Harlem River.
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whether the damage was done by the members OF the IL
UAyTIyG TO INSPECT THE BOOKS
THE HEARING REGARDING THE ST. LOUIS AND eAN
FRANCISCO RAILROAD BEGUN.

THE HEARING REGARDING THE ST. LOUIS AND e"'
FRANCISCO RAILROAD BEGUN.
The hearing of testimony on the apphcoioh y,
Walter Delmar to inspect the books Of the st LOUIS
aud san Francisco Railroad was set down for 10 o. H.
Yesterday before Referee George H. Forster. Az 'n'U
hour no witnesses were present Mr. Burrin jr,
appeared for his father John H. Burrlll ana asded
that an adjournment be taken no for the rehtor
should proceed to explain the nat aI; ho held
more than 10000 shares Of stock in the COMPANY,
lie further declared that there was sugSo o t
most shameful perjury hal been committed to deprive
his clients Of his shs ~ r hr" Ds the matter to the
hoI Wcn ~ Mr. Dos passes finished his remarks Mr.
Durill started to find his father, who he said wa rs
- tho Court Uose Mr. Dos Passos declared that ne
would walt until IL O'Clock for the Wltnes no5 "D mn
then he should make application for their eoi"''''
'Or In a5aylts replying to the application for man.
damus to cOmId tho showing ror Oh .hS Wipslow,
panys books and transfer lit, Ed ,hat II l. foregn
corporlton that the secretary and treasurer y n %
Lille that Frank butler clerk and hD nave been
no other officers of tho company IN the STATE 1d
York except George Butler the aSsisat n tyarsfcr
Of soc within the last year 1t Is ur'e eG ist Of
by Mr. wnsow that the [anef tG0es h aG in s' the
noCsrSsion Of any OF those officers The Other Officers
named made in s Snn e2eE sought S to evadc
Mr.. Demar. and =. T. Butler asserts tat he never
told Mr. Delmar that he was transfer tbo I'm aocmcnts
Inst before Ii 0 clock Richard }. Lynch clerk
Of f. L. oppenheIm q oG came an and t to titled that
TrnnlS Bulcr lad Transferred stock for him on nearly
every occasion when he had transfers to make winch
Mr. DO, Ia sos wien the witness had finished his
testimony moyC9 to commit FoT ncGns sad he doubted
HE mower to COMPLY with this request but he Woud
grant, rhe r"apjnc was adjourned until this morn
inr when tho certificate will be signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

Vale University held possession Of Chickering Han aSt
evening the occasion being the concert by the Yale "ce
and Banjo clubs for the benefit Of the Boat 'hh Inc
hall was well filed and the audience being Largely com
sd az Yale men and their friends, OF course rA-
ir,inelv cordial The programme consisted OF slAtt'h
selections and was remarkably well presented Inc lac
;lcc club frequently surpassed ny olhrr 'oP-S -
clubs i'm some ~ the finer qualities OF tl7h anu
racy hut II l. seldom that any other college can hil
Tho icor and spirit that j. thrown into ales sShg.
THE chorus last evening showed evidences OF ped,r
training than in the concert given here last year me
ynru was not above criticism, but the character SOLOS
Inv Mr. Ifinkle and the whistling 10y MI Jones were
t6oroughly cnloycd by the audience. m , =.
m nb .r.n,cl good naturally willing 20 respond 70
any number Of recalls and the programme WIS N'""s
frightened by the repeated demands oi Inc audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
INCOMING STEInEES
.SHLPPI.NG .NEWI.
PORT OF NETWORK ..........FEIDAY. AT
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK ......... FRIDAY. APRIL -, 1887
ARRIVED
Steamer Valencia Wo0lrck Cabcllo April l. Cnra
Gao H. iagn;yr' IT, ~' a 1bs t "' al 10 70 M "
Steamer SANTANA d1r layor san Domingo clly Apri
Maori, H. sI With ~ ,s and passengers to l. duncan
ir. Arrived at the Bar at M H.. , ,o q ,rs with
mis, to pun ForSood CO. Arrived az tho Bar a. "a n
49, H. with mdso ami passengers 10 warn o.
A oac AT I B Curtis Matanzas days with sugar
TO order Hogan sons Arrived al The Bar al 4I'
Steamer pora CDr,. ST Johns F. via Halifax
with @se n%S FSman %cwoTSans days with mso
az" STEAMER Sacoocce Kcmpton savannah days. with mdse
and rlsscngcrs to Henry Yongc. r. ~
Steamer Francona. Bennett Portland with mdso TO HOT
A' Steam scr Dnck Mount Jacksonville days with
BarK flnia suout Maan1es II days WIN mo'"SSe' 10
ser Manuel c"z' hSy iSSd as"n' 20 days WIN muse 10
schr II woihespo 4br' iooe' Hua'ah Il u'Ss WIN
' ssr 70 Mrsd q Muller Perkins Is days with
lasses Brown Bros n Cos vessel TO Mhget N 90 -
schr Welaka Cottrc Arroyo Pr 20 days with sugar 10
schr John c Gregory Kien. Cienfuegos % days via
Delaware Bcakwa.r - days. win sugar 10 fo"ef'
'S sser F. Frank Wills tr Brown john NB days
I'M lumber to Simpson Clapp Co. vessclto lleney'
~, .aHs sG ss% ha ,iy'' '0"'
Arrived yestorty
Dart vora II Hopkins Blood, Bristol SO days. with iron
Bark Minnie l.lkn Co ST John NBl Nuter Manhanla
ssSr Rdwa Waite mcney carenas l6 days. with sugar
TO order. vessel Ia master, - "a,
Scr Treat. Mcclure Cardenas 10 days. win mo-
| lasses TO order, Vessel To master.
| CLEARED
steamer servn OBI. Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon ii Brown n 60. , -,
Steamer CIV of Montreal OBJ Lech, Liverpool via
| Queenstown Peter Wright q Sons ,,
steamer Furnessia (r, Hcddcrwick, GLASGOW
| Bros c---.,..-.
Funch Edyo & Co ,
steamer Fuda Ger. Ringk. Bremen via southampton
| Oslrichs & Co.
AGO. - MA
Wright n sons
steamer La Bourgogne Fr. Franguei. Bristo-Lous dc
Steamer Bernard (Br) Churchward Para aud Manaos-
| Booth e Co. - , ,,..- m.
| Wright * Co.
steamer Brattcn (Nor). Magnussen. Baracoa-Gomez s
| PearsalL go
steamer Victoria (Nor), Aarslth. Baracoa-H Dumois:
Steamer State ofTexas Williams. Port Royal ana Fefnan
dina 4 II Mallory & Co.
steamer Nacoochec Kempon. savannah-Honry Yonge.
Steamer BenolactOr. Chichester, Wilmington. NC-Wm
| Clyde Co. at -. ,
Steamer old Dominion, JeBnoy. Norfolk. City Point and
| Rchmond-Old Dominion Ss Co.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance. Bamore-B Downer
Bark Materhorn (Br), Wilkins Cacuta-snow q Burges
BARK Georgetta, Fowler, sagua Ia Grande-J IL Wnche'
| ter q Co.
Bark Egeria (Br) Kerr Parrsboro NS-scammell Bros ,
Bark Crown Jewel lBr, Grafton. Portland, Me- Ii
| vel & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
cnvNrcrfCI.r TON ".

ErrrcfroGr- President W H. stevenson Ia, been
General Manager the iOusaiOnic railroad system
mo motion Of the counsel for Nathaniel sands Tor The re-
lease OF their client from jan came heior uigc tcnh IN me
Court YESTERDAY In tho absence OF certified record
~ The NewYork Appeals ia the case against sands
Wv ,,,,,,.r went Tuesday ncNt......
dcet Gregg age old' 81 resident OF NE iy
,aI v,steriay ISaac T. recently elected collector
~ falling obtain bonds from resilient property
holders responsblt es of the position which
means a much over SlOoOOp VIII scch lie hcr0sa"S "S
commoial ion OF a company IN New'foik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

rvish 70 sincerely thank for the knowledge
100 mo 81 remedy for nervous disorders AMI Tor heu'a ga
have boen afflicted al my life with attacks oil heus"
oeec,uc nrincip lily NY AMI head giving me d. ~
ocruclatue pan disturbing my sic p ana appe'e an" s
bea,b and often rendering me unht Tor business
m oe that this affection has beer OF long STANDING i"
,,s were not continuous nut otan intermittent chara
Coming and going making n appearance oi'en INV 's
~ chnipr without any previous warning torhenNnS NO
for few DAYS then pas sing of with few lingering ts
~ on Besides being hereditary IL was ho
, crvatcd by nervous and mental irritation ana eh
hans, n, helped on by faulty digestion AMI oa' hu'ron
Nodoubt the pre vain. OF neuralgia Is mPo'ef''
blood The and lines OF attack arc the nerves
rot ctv ia not half SO full OF a1h wires as the human
holy NJ nerves and neuralgia pains are the most oscn
rt,g series OF sensa from head to hand ana 10 .e
most slant port the body human beihslS c"psoe
Of experiencing.
y, av he very sure TO get u Oh TINS H.
aton and 10 this tried almost every form o. He
medication; oentmes is tIu3 with eatemporaty 'le'
lint until met with Kaskinc with what pore any re-
semblancc To cure.
en Kaskue tthe quinine) was brought 10 my notice
nv friend il was at a when one OF my at acKs was on
me IN ful force Ny friend told that Kaskne 'the new
ounine, not only acted directly tho blood dsiheethe
- oiso lint that IL also acted the digestive ana assa
ve functions furnishing and vivfyng blood 10 Tie al
tenuat ed and throbblng nerves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
NO SAND IN TIE STREETS.
The Mayor has issued the following letter to the super
intnnnnt of the ynrinIs surface railroad companies

lntcudcntS OF the various companies
10 ne Superr ~ NE s,rerat STREET Rdtrdy COM
laufcs Of Ntc YORK. NE stage Lanes running MeTct
notice that the COmmssloncf OF street tan
ing complains that the spnking OF SAND AMI loan upon e
streets stage companies IA becoming
great nuisance and that II Is generally done Immediately
aiie been cleaned by the employees Oh Tie
street Cleaning Department TINS practce must cease Ivy
OF tho street railway conf
NAMES thew are required the included within
their tracks clean It from the statement OF tho Com
Cleaning that they are DONG The reverse
and making them dry and hat he Gust Tins ere
which Is general subject OF com.
plant times when high winds prevail II
The city have the cooperation Of the various
profitable franchises the present effort
clean streets prove To bea success but without
impossible thoonghiaes 10 protect the
public the annoyance which these companies have no
RIGHT ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
n.rarcuEsrER COrNTY

yovKrps Five cases Of smallpox were discovered y.ser
dav among the vi had reported s at shalt NO.
on new passing through lonkers TWO 81
the eases sent Aqueuct hospital aud three were
taken TO the New-York Hospital
sxc stxc Rurenrs the house Of George Haley,
real estate broker lIislandave on THURSDAY mgt an
aer,icI on a valuable lO.d watch ana some money The
Hing of A 49, nOlds in Maurice ave- was also entered
and robbed small Of money me obeI was ulsco!
ra in the house unsuccessful attempt was made 10
lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

MAY HOWARD SILL KEEPS THE FURNITURE.
MAY Howard the young woman who is living suite Of
rooms Thirty ninth which were furnished at the
peDse soeos the OF the Sheriff OF och
ester Justice Ford at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday Shoecrat her OF obtaining the
furniture under false preences by promising TO marry nun
should be fix cd up Instead OF marrying
him. she dismissed him. she says she made no prom
Ice HE vita that the furniture was all bought III her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
REGIMENTS oHAyoIyG QUARTERS

Armory Board yesterday passed tile estimates for the
final payment to the engaged the
struction 10Th gment armory The warrants
gated Ga Fitzgerald authorized TO order
the OF tho Sh Regiment to tho armory occupied
by the fist Regiment and OF the list 10 the armory formerly
occupied by the 18TH General Fitzgerald SAID that the armoy
the 18th Regiment unit for occupancy,
the paues furniture other articles being smashed II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
,ppop D,yIN NEw-JFRsEY.

Arbor Dav generally observed In Norh and Fast VOW
proclamation ordering the ob-eIV
ance Of Arbor Day. Governor Green liked operate daeS t
Nnr,h and South Jersey for the latter bong Apr 10
and the former - The ohseryas.e IN w crs WIS
schools which hed suitah' cN'ics"~
d rec. were lantei dscourscs given on forestry. ami
musical and literary entertainments were given IN u
school Children under the direction "t
their planted trees with pleasant cefrn"
In Rahwsy Tree. planted At tic Ihri Warh Sch"
Grounds where children from other schools game 'u ana
listened addresses aud took rat ia c singing 81 songs
nd other exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
A TIE-RAID.

Fifty cent neckties abound, but a
DAVIS search would not discover such
neckwear as we are selling for fifty
cents. The scarfs are fashionable
shapes and shades from Virgoe, Mid
dleton e Co., London, direct to us,
and while they last will eclipse
everything in the trade, just as our
stock of Spring Clothing "lays
over" them all. Both stores open
this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

The New-Yors Lacrosse Club will play its first match
of the season this afternoon at the St George eIouH
Staten Island meeting the strong team OF Princeton
college The New-York team viii practlcany NC tho
same as last year. but not having had any pIaclcc
~ vet Il is not at all unlikely that the cAchaulplOhs
viii lose the game the Princeton team havlnS Dcen
I'm the field for six weeks At any tate, gOod game
Is surc TO be played.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

u,ria UorLcn of No. 30 Dclanceyst., brought an
tion Yesterday in the Essex Market Court against hoi
husband Patrick IIorkcn. OF No $40 Eroomest, foi
ohopaonmcnt claiming alimony The complainant had
rclousv been denied amony and counsel Zee by Judge
Andrews in the supreme Court. -, =, ..,,.,,
inscnh t,r0sncr superintendent OF the metropolitan
Tife Insurance Company, testified Tor the prose- ull2
Lat I'm 1850 tfc defendant earning from 30 o f
reek i'm the companys employ. Other witnesses san
there was ~ 300 in his name ~ the b"Wcry HdNnS'
p"nk hut II was deposited by his daughters.
The dcfrnlant a respectable looking ohcleggeu Irl.n
man sixtvtwo wears old said lie was married I" com
,ioinant in 1850 i'm Ireland. In 1863 they remover 10
incl,nd and after that he harsscd by hcf 'ouucl
au had to change his residence several times enc VIZ
concerted of dnrrcnt offences iVe times ana -'rN ~
svu wears I'm prison He came to America, ahd al"r ne
baL hrcn here Twelve months she ana ms lahllf Jotl
lin she did not reform. but got into the mana. ou lh
noiicc inst five weeks after her arrival She l1st HNcd
win him in sheriff ST. and one day lie came nome 10
find that she had sold everything III the hnusc ana
~ ON n spree After that he offered her - week SUE
ond keen auct and leave the children alone I've rok,
III loo i'm Orobcr lN-5. He had no money IN the DAM
ar ,lscwbere and had earned only fl3? since ne il
with the accident. He lid not know MS vic M" any
means hut thought she able To work o.
Margaret and Ellen IIorkcn, girls OF httecn hn'
twenty three respectively gave corro"itlNc ~
Justice Murray said that The complainant cohuu't va,
brutal and di,gracefnl, and he would moi give III o
for "A suslc dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

morning the train win arriving here az
90 90 n nsrmt broIers and TO reach the Ds
ness before the afternoon has the train
here The Saratoga mted" will In addition 70 me
ular Saratoga specials leaving the Grand Cch''a ''
daily Except Sunday at a m. and $3.50 p IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

name and she is going hold it. shoecra Ia small ma xpnne
woman SAYS he is decidedly Soft Justice foru sharait
h te $50 nj, pseDS,na against While waiting or hea
case TO come up the prisoner spent ne TIME ~ re0eh WV
homag a of the gray. haired officers OF the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
HOME NEWS.
ppoMJNENT ARRIVALS.

rim Avenue Roe-senator Frank Hscock OF syIaeuse
David II Mofhtt Colorado and Bradley Johnson u
baltimore - Murray HUI Hoet-Goyernor r., Z. Loun9
bury Connecticut Park Arenue HohMSmage oss
Potter OF the New. supreme Court Hopndh
Judge L. b. r. Colt OF Rhode Island....S dmS I'LL.
Commander r. u. Evans Navy ,f"st,y Hotel
General John @. Parke U. 5. Army Westmtns'" @'
w, 4. Qunby, OF Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

NYAcK-The Nyack Rowing Assceia2,n haS Htfted l.e
f,ov,lnc onccrs: PRECEDENT Alexander Ihl"' vice If
icn, rhsrir. A. Chapman; treasurer, ihr"o"ic Irwli
.ccordng secretary. Henry g. Now"n financial so'tc'dF
Julian o. Davidson. lieutenant
irskInc j. : lioutrn; tox-wan, ''""fF@, CHAPMAN
Pollock General James IL l"uF'
Sbarlcs A CHAPMAN Andrew H. Jackman, HrorE' VI ltar'
Augustus ". Voorhees,. Daniel j. nays ""' MUM " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

Tho furniture and fixtures of the Central Congregational
Church. at xadisonave and Forty seventhst, sold
yesterday at anctoD. Only few people present
About 500 realized The pews 1876 In number, were
cold 81 20 each IL said that they bought in the
interest OF Father Cotton OF ST stephens Church. The 1876
cushions for IL 20 apiece Some sixty coored windows
brought 81 20 each The rest Of the furniture windows,
etc for q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
FOR DECORATION DAY OBSERVANCES
The following additional contributions have been re-
,evcd Inv Captan Ferdinand p Earle for the Decoration


Antonio Pitcher stubborn Italian who has been locked up
shree times upetng ash barrels in the street was taken
brfor Justice Murray yesterday the Essex Market Court
Tor repeatng the Yesterday in Secondst The usual
~ imposed when he remarked that he was locked
up he woud do again lie was recalled
Justice him TO Black wells Island Tor siI
fnehxO oaeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
NrW.IEnsEY.

Nrv.DrRu.i-Amra HctlcMtn. ago nineteen, ihe
6artct Of otto etlrnau FLORIST left home on hur~hy
an ba, NOT returned was 10 marry oscar tabcr SIX
neay@r who board~ Tho wedding Wa, hr,d Tor
to,rorroy night but Miss naise'man tod some 90 h'
fricnds that would never come on because t' h"s"''
Iics ri GU. fOr Ac by her father was too ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23

without hesitation began use it freely and steam ac
oang 70 the directions found that was not Only an
and medicine take but also very
ore When began taking Kaskine was nearly WIN WIN
the snasms OF pain my head and face they were
bearabie After had been taken was gteauy "
neved Of the paroxysms could sleep restiuy ana NY
food with relish and said to myself think that '' nag
kline will do the business Tor me. -, u.,r.
contnned its use and different man INC pains
were all gone the WITCHES ami hghth'ps'i.
twinees OF darling agony had disappeared my uepre'
enrs aud whatever the or however may ha
wrought believe that Kaskine (the new qunine' mas p
itself 10 be the true remedy for neuralgia .,
soma months have elapsed since my neuragic a'"'
ceased and they have returned
Iacan thank you making known to me TINS
umv say so" IS Of any to or others VINO may NC SUI
,onc from this dreaded naiction am entirely VIKING MAJ
Won should use my name behalf as personally oene'
nit. 7 RFNsOE.
l3l North Pearl-st., Albany. ~ y.
Manager of Cloak Department Johnson q Reny Ai"AhS'
NY. ,...s \, ,ro,,ro
TO ME at my residence Isl North Fears' Albany
NY. .,.,,ort ,ra,.
oher letters o. similar character from promineh in
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=, uneoubted merit will be sent on application
The Kasklne Company, "a Warrenst Ne"'iotS' anu o"
Farrng don Road, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-23
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pnCKIAND COUNTY.

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